Instructor
Asami Kusakabe
English/日本語
Date & Time
Two Sessions:
10:00am - 1:00pm
and
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Fee & Registration
$51.25
Members 20% off $41.23
Capacity: 6
Make a summer design Temari Ball at the Nikkei Garden Market
Create a beautiful seasonal temari inspired by the colors and joy of summer.
In this welcoming workshop, you will learn how to stitch a graceful interwoven pattern while exploring color combinations that reflect the brightness of the season. Choose from five vibrant color options and create your own unique temari to display, gift, or treasure as a handmade keepsake.
Color Options:
Blue, Red, Pink, Yellow and Purple
This workshop is suitable for beginners as well as those with some temari experience. The ball base is already prepared and divided, allowing you to focus on learning the stitching technique, enjoying the creative process, and connecting with fellow participants.
One unique feature of this design is that both sides of the temari are stitched at the same time. This is a relatively uncommon technique in temari, making the process especially interesting and rewarding.
Temari is more than a craft—it's a wonderful way to slow down, connect with others, and spend a few peaceful hours creating something beautiful with your own hands.
All materials included — everything you need is provided.
- A detailed step-by-step textbook you can keep and reuse anytime
- Pre-wrapped, pre-divided ball base
- Embroidery floss
We look forward to welcoming you and sharing the joy of temari together.
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夏をテーマにした、美しい季節の手まりワークショップです。季節の明るさを感じる色の組み合わせを楽しみながら、優雅な交差模様の刺し方を学びます。5色の中からお好きなカラーを選び、自分だけの手まりを制作でしてみませんか。
カラー:青、赤、ピンク、黄、紫
初心者の方から経験者の方までご参加いただけます。土台はあらかじめ準備・分割済みのため、楽しいかがりから始められます。このデザインの特徴は、両面を同時にかがる珍しい技法です。すべての材料と、ステップガイドが含まれています。
皆さまと手まりの時間をご一緒できるのを楽しみにしています。
Additional information
- All materials are provided.
- Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the start time to ensure that you are there for the start of the workshop.

What is temari?
Temari (手まり) is a folk craft originating from Japan around 1300 years ago. Traditionally made in the form of "hand balls" given from parents to children on New Year's Day, they've become a popular and versatile gift item while remaining a refreshing toy for children to play with. (Wikipedia)
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